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Subject: devfs file name NLS encoding?
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Hi, as you know, we can create arbitaly file name on devfs.
But for now, all file names on a devfs are encoded in ASCII.

If we want to put Japanese file names in devfs, how should  it 
be encoded? UTF-8 or something convinient for the source encoding?